Re:PAAS Comparison – Dokku vs. Flynn vs. Deis vs. Kubernetes...
by jacques_chester on Sunday June 11, 2017 @11:22AM
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I guess it should've occurred to me to ask why notamy wants that. HA? Hardware-specific differences maybe? Those are the uses I know of.
Re:PAAS Comparison – Dokku vs. Flynn vs. Deis vs. Kubernetes...
by notamy on Sunday June 11, 2017 @11:30AM
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It's an issue of hardware differences + some of the software not being designed to be clustered Kubernetes/etc.-style (and it's not mine so I can't just rewrite it).
Re:PAAS Comparison – Dokku vs. Flynn vs. Deis vs. Kubernetes...
by jacques_chester on Sunday June 11, 2017 @11:32AM
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OK, that makes sense. But why use a platform that abstracts physical layout when you already have a physical layout in mind?
Re:PAAS Comparison – Dokku vs. Flynn vs. Deis vs. Kubernetes...
by notamy on Sunday June 11, 2017 @11:35AM
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This isn't really something that I have experience with, hence asking; my issue is mainly not really knowing the tools available, therefore I'm looking in the wrong place.
Re:PAAS Comparison – Dokku vs. Flynn vs. Deis vs. Kubernetes...
by jacques_chester on Sunday June 11, 2017 @11:38AM
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Gotcha! I hope I was helpful.
Normally in these circumstances I'd recommend BOSH but, off the top of my head, I don't know what kind of affinity can be defined. So it might be another rabbit hole.
Re:PAAS Comparison – Dokku vs. Flynn vs. Deis vs. Kubernetes...
by notamy on Sunday June 11, 2017 @11:31AM
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> Generally, though, you're fighting the high level idea of these tools by trying to tie to specific hardware.
I figured as much, but I'm trying to avoid inventing my own solution if one already exists.
Re:PAAS Comparison – Dokku vs. Flynn vs. Deis vs. Kubernetes...
by WrtCdEvrydy on Sunday June 11, 2017 @01:50PM
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However, you can run Flynn in single machine mode, which guarantees your hardware will be set, and you get the best of both worlds (CLI + GUI + Specific Hardware)
Generally, though, you're fighting the high level idea of these tools by trying to tie to specific hardware.